Published on: July 13, 2008 at 11:03 AM

At 11:00 a.m…NWS Doppler radars keeping a vigilant eye on Central Alabama are mostly quiet. A barely noticeable shower was dissipating as it neared Logan martin lake in East Alabama. It was the product of an outflow boundary that fired a couple of sisolated showers over the Blount/Jefferson County line over an hour ago.

Storms were developing in southwestern Randolph County near Wadley. They will be moving southeast.

To the south, showers and storms were developing in South Central Alabama over Perry, Dallas and Wilcox Counties.

Storms are still expected to develop across North and Central Alabama in advance of an approaching cold front. The airmass across the state is unstable. The airmass is moist, but some drier air is spreading into West Alabama from Mississippi. A surface trough is pushing across East Alaabma. This may keep storm development down until later in the afternoon as the front approaches. We will see.